know before you go
37th annual Rocky Mountain Women's Film is almost here!
We can hardly contain our excitement as we prepare to unveil an unforgettable experience. Whether you’re a long-time fan or a first-time attendee, we’ve got all the information you need to make the most of the weekend. From the schedule to essential tips, and everything in between, we’re here to ensure your adventure is nothing short of amazing. So, fasten your seatbelts, and get ready for the ride of a lifetime as we guide you through all the details you need to know before you go. Let’s make this event the highlight of your year!
Tickets
The online box office will close on Wednesday, October 16. After the box office closes, any available passes or tickets can be purchased at Cornerstone Arts Center either on Friday night, October 18th, if you would like to attend the Opening Night party and film, or starting at 8am on Saturday, October 19.
Will Call
Cornerstone Arts Center
825 N Cascade Ave.
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
All tickets and passes can be picked up in the mainspace of Cornerstone Arts Center.
Doors Open
- Friday at 6:30pm, for Full Festival or Friday Night ticket holders
- Saturday + Sunday at 8am
Day of Festival
Block Ticket - $15
Tickets to individual film blocks are available only during the Festival and must be purchased 10 minutes before a block begins. Subject to available seats in the theater.
PARKING
Free Parking all weekend
Ed Robson Arena Parking Garage
Colorado Springs, CO 80903
OTHER Parking options
Colorado College Permitted Street Parking:
Colorado College street permit sections are open for public parking during festival weekend after Friday at 5pm through Sunday.
City Street Parking:
Metered and free parking spaces are available on the streets surrounding the CC campus. Most meters are $1.25/hr. until 10pm and take credit card or you can download the ParkMobile app.
ADA Parking
Accessible parking will be open at Colorado College in ANY lot for vehicles with an ADA state issued parking permit. Additional accessible parking is available on the street as well.
Street Closures
Road Closures for COlorado College Hockey Games
Please note, the CC Hockey game will impact the area around Ed Robson Area on Friday, October 20 & Saturday, October 21 starting at 3:30pm.
Alternative Transportation
Weekend Food
Food Trucks
Grab lunch from one of the local food trucks lined up in front of Cornerstone Arts Center on Cascade Ave.
Saturday Lunch
Starting at 12:30pm
Saturday Night
Starting at 6:30pm
Sunday lunch
Starting at 12:30pm
Box Lunches
Pre-purchase a box lunch from Summit Catering to enjoy while attending one of the filmmaker panels on Saturday and/or Sunday. All lunches come with a Chocolate Chip Cookie, Fresh Fruit Cup, and House-Made Kettle Chips. There are three (3) options to choose from:
Turkey and Bacon on Croissant:
with mixed greens and tomato
–or–
Buddha Bowl (GF – Meat or Veggie option):
with quinoa, mixed greens, roasted vegetables and sweet potatoes, pumpkin seeds and tahini dressing with choice of:
Black Beans (V) or Grilled Chicken
Must purchase before Wednesday 10/16 @ 5pm
I purchased a box lunch…
If you’ve purchased a box lunch they will be available to pick up in Gaylord Hall as you arrive to the filmmaker forum.
MORNING BEVS + BITES
weekend details
Film Schedule
Scroll through the selection of curated films at this year’s Festival, which showcase a diverse and captivating array of cinematic gems. Each film has been carefully handpicked with a collection of films that include documentaries, narratives, shorts, and animated films that are thought-provoking, enriching, and encourage both global awareness and personal growth.
Weekend Highlights
Each year we present world-class film at our annual Rocky Mountain Women’s Film Festival, but there is more to enjoy than just film.
COVID 19
Vaccination & Testing
Mask Policy
Health Updates
Guidelines and information about the virus changes regularly. We will continue to review the most up-to-date resources, regulations, and applicable local laws, on a regular basis leading up to the festival.
COVID
This policy is in effect November 9 and is in place until further notice. In advance of the festival, final details will be communicated to ticket and pass holders via email.
Proof of Vaccination
Vaccination Card
All patrons, guests, sponsors, staff, media, and and volunteers the Pikes Peak Center from November 12-14 will be required to show proof that they have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19 with an FDA- or WHO-approved vaccine, or provide a negative covid test (see below).
Fully vaccinated is defined as two weeks after a person’s second dose in a two-dose series and two weeks after a single-dose series.
Verification volunteers will be available at the two entrances to the Pikes Peak Center 60 minutes prior to the first screening of that day. You will need to bring one of the following and a photo ID to be verified:
- Physical vaccination card
- Digital proof of vaccination card (photo or scan) that is clear and legible
Once verified, attendees will receive a durable wristband that can be worn throughout the weekend. If the wristband is lost or damaged, please visit a Verification Volunteer to show proof according to the guidelines above, and you will receive a new wristband.
Proof of Negative COVID Test
For our unvaccinated filmgoers, you will be required to bring a negative COVID test result dated after 6pm on Tuesday, Nov. 9, 2021. Home test results will not be accepted.
Mask Policy
We ask that masks be worn at all times inside the Pikes Peak Center when not eating or drinking.
Health Updates
Guidelines and information about the virus change regularly. We will continue to review the most up-to-date resources, regulations, and applicable local laws, on a regular basis leading up to the festival, and communicate them via this page and via email to all pass and ticket holders ahead of the festival.
